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ssrious enough to cut ower to all safety systems including airbags. even before that, jim engineers were concerned about potential fatalities from this. but only now is g addressing this. it is taking them and in a second to jump all over toyota. so what do you think treo.with grief? maybe because we look the other way once one of our own for one of our union owned legistor one of our endangered. maybe because they would later need resing and toyota would just be needing a tongue lashing. for years gm got away with what look lik murder. thrty-five dollars for it is missing a problem that could have killed her teen people. former natonal transportation safety had it that this is an only tragic but it's criminal. and no one ever intds to kill people. that's never he intent. the clearly dragging its feet and addressiing something that clearly wa raises some culpability issues here. >> oh, absolutely. gm delayed for almost 10 years and doing it recall. it's hard to believe that they cod do this for that long because they were in conversation with the nati

now because you feel a little bit of -- >> prime minister netanyahu enjoys unbelievable political .ower >> that is the strong coalition he has? >> if it collapses under the strain of an american peace proposal, he has an alternative coalition ready to go. the parties are more than ready to get into a place, the right wingers. netanyahu holds all the cards. whatever deal he would bring to the israeli public, they would accept. >> is that right? >> if he puts it down the israeli public will accept it? >> because of his experience. people see him as the only reliable candidate to be the prime minister. >> that is something they used to say about sharon. >> he had been far rate for many years. once he took office he was a father figure. netanyahu won reelection never by a landslide. he always relied on a coalition of those who wanted to change the elite to reform israeli society and a coalition of the ak. he is seen as irreplaceable because there is no one there to replace him. there is no contender either within his party, the coalition, or the opposition. with that unbelievable political

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two warnings are there, we will see if it oweres but no one is on the road. >> right. >> so just to be clear about what is different this time around, we have this emergency declaration, now. by the president, and the governor as well, that seems to be a little proactive, as opposed to where we were a couple of weeks ago, when that declaration came in many people's opinion awfully late. >> indeed. absolutely. the governor contacted president's office, and asked for that so that they could get funds in case there is a catastrophic power event. and that's really again that's the fear. that some of this heavy snow and ice will get on the big trees here in georgia, and some of the power lines will go down. now, if that occurs the federal government pays for 75% of any sort of damages that occur, the state is left over about 25% for the payment. so, yeah, it looks like they want this to never occur again. here, but you know, we don't know if it is going to occur. >> right. >> i don't know that our weather meteorology back in new york, probably has some better insight on that. >> you keyed i

on the ower loop at branch avenue, there was this accident right here. looks lying everything has been pushed to the shoulder now but be aware we have a lot of these accidents around town with some slipping and sliding going on. we'll take a live look on the over side of town. no issues to report here in springfield thankfully. let's hope it stays that way. back to you guys. >>> thanks a lot, monika. 5:32. for a while yesterday morning, the best way to get a snowplow on any street in the district was basically to send delia goncalves there. >> we've seen it before. she can get lights turned on like that. she had great luck finding roads cleared down to the pavement. so let's see where delia is now and whether her luck is holding up for a second day. good morning, delia. >> good morning, andrea and mike. thanks for the compliment. wouldn't you know we did come here and saw a plow coming up aspen street. i don't know. maybe it's just good timing but i do need your help on this, andrea, because you let me know earlier about your commute coming down 16th str

that will make the ower east shore freeway but we have this crash blocking two lanes, westbound 80 before university avenue, just after you pass by golden gate field. at the maze, super conditions, slick, no crashes at the maze and no put thering i mean the oakland hills. starting to pick up the pace heading to the toll plaza. your tri-valley has a slow drive for west 580. so the speed here 19 miles an hour is skewed. closer to the dublin interchange you're watching a break. a smoother drive, for the south bay, south of sunol over the next few minutes. blue all over the place. we have closure 280 at the bird avenue on ramp. slowing because of the volume of traffic and now a crash around the 880 interchange. we had a lot of spinouts along 280. now a lot of rain. new flooding at 280 and 87 close to the bird avenue off ramp. my friend tim said it's like a monsoon. i don't think it's like that but it's bad. >> we haven't seen it for a while. thanks a lot. >> time 6:22. still ahead, we'll tell you by northern california athlete is moving on to the next round. >> let's get to know one of our ot

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of the things for would be if we had a leader as president say to the american people that i will ,ower the cost of living through energy, through natural gas we will bring it down below one dollar per gallon. if gas was below one dollar per gallon, why would you still do corn? you could never out produce that costs of below one dollar or $39 per barrel? ist: i do not think --guest: do not think we will see gas below one dollar again. in this day and age the cost of drilling for oil and then refining it really means that the cost is not -- i don't think the market is going to bring it down. initially, i say we want all of policies.in energy i support the keystone pipeline, but i also support renewable fuel. i want us to eliminate dependency on foreign oil and rely on domestic, natural gas, oil, renewable fuels. i think the combination of that could be great for the american economy and the iowa economy as well. you might have seen it, the headline, terry branstad and "the war on women." iowa and mississippi, the only two states that have never elected a female governor, member of congre

those interest rates were much too high, so they lowered them significantly for this year's bother owers -- borrowers but that does nothing for the millions trapped under the old, high-interest rate loans. refinancing those old loans would lower interest rates to 3.86% for undergraduate loans. the savings would vary, of course. for a recent graduate who borrowed the maximum, payments would drop by as much as a thousand dollars a year and total interest coon cut nearly in half. for those who have even older loans, those with graduate school loans --. the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. ms. warren: and those with private lenders, the savings would be even higher. thank you, madam president. i yield back. a senator: the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mrs. gillibrand: i agree with my colleague from massachusetts. she says it exactly right. as does the other senators who are going to speak on this issue today. i urge the congress to work immediately to tackle the mountain of student debt that is crippling the lives of young people and weighing down an entire

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but it's one that's very owerful. when we distrust politicians are we really saying that we istrust ourselves? what is so great about the united states? we acknowledge these types of breakages between ourselves and the outcome of policy. he would say it does not fit very well, that we distrust institutions in a country we profess to love. >> join me in thanking dr. farrier. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> on the next "washington journal," kevin kuhlman looks at how the health care law's impacting small businesses round the country. then brian moulton on same-sex marriage. demrt obama administration released its final cybersecurity framework report. guidelines for companies to improve security. on tuesday, a discussion about the report. hosted by the air force association. live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. coming up next on c-span, the wrapup of our first ladies series. and later, a look at the relationship between american pre

of the things for would be if we had a leader as president say to the american people that i will ,ower cost of living through energy, through natural gas we will bring it down below one dollar per gallon. if gas was below one dollar per gallon, why would you still do corn? you could never out produce that costs of below one dollar or $39 per barrel? ist: i do not think --guest: do not think we will see gas below one dollar again. in this day and age the cost of drilling for oil and then refining it really means that the cost is not -- i don't think the market is going to bring it down. initially, i say we want all of policies.in energy i support the keystone pipeline, but i also support renewable fuel. i want us to eliminate dependency on foreign oil and rely on domestic, natural gas, oil, renewable fuels. i think the combination of that could be great for the american economy and the iowa economy as well. you might have seen it, the headline, terry branstad and "the war on women." iowa and mississippi, the only two states that have never elected a female governor, member of congress,

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